Air-Gapped Computers Vulnerable to Data Stealing Through Internal Speakers

South Korean researchers developed a new covert channel attack named CASPER. It uses internal speakers to leak data from air-gapped PCs to nearby smartphones at a rate of 20 bits per second. Until now, similar attacks used external speakers. But network-isolated systems, commonly used in highly secretive organizations, do not usually have external speakers. The […]

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